Senators Bank On Coveleskie In Final World Series Game
Washington drivers to a 6 2 win in the Inter-league series set up a decisive fifth game with Pittsburgh. Coveleskie and Meadows spar over availability as Osie Bluege misses time and Buddy Myer handles a late-season crash in the Capitals’ bid to clinch.
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Senators
Davis J. Walsh
Internat
al News Service
Washington, D. C
Washington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Stanley Coveleskie
Cuyler
Coveleskie
Vic Aldridge
Lee Meadows
Walter Johnson
Aldridge
Meadows
Ossie Bluege
Buddy Myer
Johnson
Myer
Morrison
Traynor
Moore
Grantham
Harris
Judge
Yde
S. Harris
Goslin
Ruel
Carey
Barnhart
J. Harris
Peckinpaugh
Hite
Adama
Morarity
Rigler
Owens
McCormick
World Series Nears End as Pirates Fall Short
Sid Mercer reports the 1925 World Series is effectively over with Washington poised to clinch. Walter Johnson hobbled after re-injuring a leg while Pittsburgh pitcher Aldridge struggled, and critics call Pittsburgh outplayed and outmanaged. Johnson continues to battle through the innings as Washington asserts dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Mercer
Aldridge
Meadows
Washington
Pirates
Raleigh
Pittsburgh
Pie Traynor
Max Carey
Johnson
Walter Johnson
Senators
Bill McKechnie
Yde
Morrison
Babe Adams
Westminster Upsets Buffalo 8–0 in frigid Rotary Field win
Westminster College defeated Buffalo 8 to 0 at Rotary Field as snow flurries and a Lake Erie breeze chilled the game. The Presbyterians forced several Buffalo miscues and mounted a late fourth quarter march to set up a touchdown and a safety for the final margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
Buffalo
N. Y
University of Buffalo
Rotary Field
Westminster College
Carrick
Buffalo Eleven
Lake Erie
Westminster
New Wilmington High Scores 82 in Season Opener Victory
New Wilmington High defeated Sandy Lake 82 to 0 in a football season opener at Westminster College. Pemberthy rushed for two more touchdowns, Waltenbaugh added a pass for an extra point, and Shaffer kicked. in the second period New Wilmington tallied three more touchdowns before substituting, while Sandy Lake held at 0 with a strong defense.
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New Wilmington High
Westminster College
Sandy Lake High
Sandy Lake
Hillard
New Wilmington
Gilliland
Pemberthy
Waltenbaugh
Shafer
Davis
Lawther
Mulkin Drake
Posten Hillard
R.G
Graig Herriott
Clayton Gilliland
L.G
Booker McCracken
L.T
Mullen Davis
Hogue B. James
K.B
Brest
H. Shaffer
Armstrong P. James
F.B
Haltenbaugh Pemberthy
L.H B
Warner
Neal
Shaffer
Worrall
Drake
Anderson
Herriott
Martin
McCracken
Bell
Morris
Rose
McConnell
Beggs
Haltenbaugh
Aetru
Westminster
Hayes
Mirtz
Westmins
Throstle the Racehorse Survives to Win Major Prizes
Throstle, once ordered shot for threatened blindness, was saved and went on to win the St Leger and other premier English turf prizes.
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Throstle
Westminster Victory Impresses in Tough Saturday Card
In Class B college football a Saturday slate kept Tri State teams active with Thiel beating Bethany 7-0. Westminster defeated Buffalo 7-6 as Bowen scored late and Metz was tackled in own end for safety. Covenanters fell 14-0 to Allegheny, Waynesburg lost 40-6 to Washington and Jefferson, Duquesne fell 33-0 at John Carroll.
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Buffalo
United Presbyterians
Montgomery
Westminster
Metz
Rose
Mould
Chimbrone
Rosengrant
McLean
Lauder
Bowen
Rose of Westminster
Pahle
Havrilla
Phillips
Wolfe
Offutt
Unger
Beggs
Chimbrone Eoe
Acs
Yeep Holt Montgomery
R.G
L.H
Coles
Mold
Shaffron
Davison
Neason
King
Hurst
Touchdown
Murphy
Sullivan
Colgate
Jeffery
Syracuse
Thiel
Bethany
University of Buffalo
Dyer
Covenanters
Tom Davies
Allegheny
Hamilton
Geneva
Bo” McMillin
Covenanter
Waynesburg
Washington and Jefferson
Yellow Jackets
Duquesne University
Cleveland
John Carroll University
Dukes
Elward
Camp Reunion At Y M C A On Friday
Camp reunion at the Y M C A will be held Friday October 16 at the association. All boys who attended the Y summer camps are expected to be present. Awards will be made at the time. Private golf courses are springing up in England with a roof top on Adelaide House London turf watered by an artesian well. Mushrooms grew on the turf and were eaten by the greenkeeper.
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Lion
Robert K. Aiken
Esc
Pennsylvania
Chevrolet
NASH
Knox
Reed
Clarence A. Patterson
England
Adelaide House
London
Ducic Features With Long Cash Jumps To West Middlesex Rout
West Middlesex defeated Bessemer 48 to 0 after an early Bessemer surge stalled by a fumble. Moore scored three touchdowns, Bair added two and a late score by Pitts, with Rowlands also crossing the line. Bessemer braces, Linerman may reshuffle lineup before Scienceville game.
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Johnny Brentin
West Middlesex
Bessemer
Ducie
Beore
Sepie
Moore
Perod
Bair
Linerman
Jessemer
Scienceville
W. Middlesex
Edeburn Kovie
Don. Crowell Manewal
Gearhart Macklin
Antonovich Popc
Gaoes
Ats Mn
Byers McCombs
R.T
Pfrankovitch Pykonen
Latsee Hogue Dugic
Rowlands Wie
Mabe O'S
Vfe
Pitts
Moora
Coaltown baseball champions fete after season victory
Members of the Coaltown baseball team champions of the Lawrence County League were hosted by manager Harry McGaffie for an oyster supper attended by about 40 guests. Jack Murphy and Walt Kirker won awards for most oysters. Paulman close second.
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Coaltown
Harry McGaffie
Jack Murphy
Walt” Kirker
Paulman
Ollie Earl
Ellwood
J. A. Jackson
Lawrence County League
State Police Reports Weekend Automobile Accidents
Over the weekend state highway patrol reported several crashes in the New Castle district. C. M. Beatty noted incidents including R. J. Curtis of Sharon colliding with a Pittsburgh woman on Walmo Hill, with Curtis’s roadster damaged. Walter McAneny at Harbor Hill colliding with a Hubbard C. car, both cars damaged and McAneny fined for reckless driving. John Millicks of McKeesport colliding on Wampum Road causing a touring car wheel to detach and strike Ruth O. MacEwen, a New Castle schools music supervisor, whose car was damaged and towed. Millicki is being held.
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C. M. Beatty
New Castle
R. J. Curtis
Case Avenue
Sharon
Pittsburgh
Walmo Hill
Walter McAneny
1514
North Mercer Street
Harbor Hill
Hubbard
McAneny
L. Claude Mantz
John Millicks
McKeesport
Wampum
Moravia
Ruth O. MacEwen
Grange Committee to Visit Willard and Pleasant Hit Granges
The Pomona Master assigns a Grange committee to visit Willard Grange on Tuesday evening October 13 and Pleasant Hit Grange on Tuesday evening October 15 to inspect and discuss matters.
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Grange
Pomona
Willard Grange
Pleasant Hit Grange
Richmond Yorkshire Race Course On Luc Enjoys Top Hill Location
The Richmond Yorkshire race course, famed as one of England’s best, sits atop a high hill offering extensive views. Its prominent position makes it a notable landmark in the area and a key venue for midland racing events.
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Richmond
Yorkshire
England
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Bluere
Marberry
Phillies
Cubs
C.D. Chamberlain
C. D. Chamberlain
Mitchel Field
Lawrence Burnelli
I. N
Griffmen
Victor Aldridge
Barney
Walter
Tibet
Blue
Ide
Harrison
Wright
Geumenauns
Gooch
New Wilmington High School
College Town High Boys
Thief
Jor Thugs OT Borinning
Ee Re
Lea Othe Ani
Limestoners
DUCIC
Rowlands
Rbair
Serjak
Kovic
Seltzer
McCombs
Brencick
Pykonen
Schreffler
Young
Harsham
Chase Oysters
McGaffie
Jim Mullins
East Chicago
Tiger Flowers
Frankie Schoell
the Sporting Goods
Washington St
Harry G. Preston CO
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Hyde Battery & Electric Service
East North Street
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